In recent years, the U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program has been highly sought after by domestic investors, and Puerto Rico, in particular, has attracted global investment due to its unique geographical advantages. Why are global high-net-worth individuals rushing to invest and immigrate to the island of Puerto Rico? What is the "secret weapon" that makes Puerto Rico so attractive to global wealth?

Puerto Rico is leveraging generous tax exemptions on corporate income, personal income, capital gains, and other earnings to attract wealth from high-net-worth individuals in the United States and around the world. Since these measures took effect in 2012, approximately 250 wealthy individuals have relocated to the island. Millionaire John Paulson was the first from Wall Street to move to Puerto Rico. Some have suggested that these tax relief measures could turn Puerto Rico into the next Singapore—a highly affluent tax haven.
For Puerto Rico, the significance of these tax incentives lies in transforming the island into a "home" for the wealthy and their businesses. The Puerto Rican authorities hope that these incentives will encourage the wealthy and corporations to relocate, bringing in much-needed capital and creating job opportunities. It is for this reason that the Puerto Rico EB-5 project, which is committed to developing the local economy and creating jobs, has become increasingly favored by Chinese investors.
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Currently, the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort project, a hot-selling offering from Worldway, is located in the tax haven of Puerto Rico. The project is managed by the multi-billion dollar real estate fund DLJ and co-invested by the two major shareholders of the Four Seasons Hotel Group, Bill Gates and the Prince of Saudi Arabia. The global luxury brand, Four Seasons Hotel Group, has further stated its intention to make this hotel a leader in the Caribbean hotel market.

Furthermore, the project's projected job creation is 1.4 times the requirement set by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and EB-5 funds hold a first-priority lien on project assets, ensuring investors have first-priority repayment rights. Especially with the impending September 30th U.S. investment immigration policy changes and price increases, this project has already received I-526 exemplar approval from USCIS and is protected by the "grandfather clause," remaining unaffected by the policy changes. It has successfully beaten the September 30th deadline and is being snapped up by groups of investors. To participate in the group purchase and secure the final spots for this premium project (group purchase ends September 30th), please call 400-138-2929.
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